Sentence examples for bold new start from inspiring English sources

Let's seize the opportunity for a bold new start in the New Year.

His departure did not herald a bold new start.

In this sense, it's particularly fitting that the drama chosen for this bold new start is a remake of a hit from the era of conventional ingestion of television.

That prolonged a sense of national unease that rattled investors and hobbled Mr Mahama's new government.Drastically raising prices for electricity and water was a bold new start, though Mr Mahama then had to backtrack quite a lot in the face of trade union wrath.

I welcome that, and I think it is a clear recognition that the choice for people at the next election will be another five years of Gordon Brown getting us deeper into debt or a bold, new start with David Cameron.

Think Watson and Crick, Hewlett and Packard, John, Paul, George and Ringo -- and any number of less famous ad hoc groups of aspiring innovators, working in all kind of organizations, who came out of their corporate dorm rooms long enough to jam with other seekers of possibility to jump start bold new advances in just about every industry on planet Earth.

So one should not expect George W. Bush, the Republican nominee-apparent, to be any different.Mr Bush has recently been outlining "a different role for government, a fresh start, a bold new approach".

A bold new governor might have started by lobbying the chancellor to rewrite his mandate, so that he could do something more useful than chase imported inflation which he cannot control.

And it started bold new efforts to cultivate political loyalty at the grassroots, including a "national education curriculum" modeled after the one used in the mainland.

Hughes, one of the infamous NEA 4 who now teaches in Michigan, spoke with me about how it felt to start a bold new tradition and the shape of America's longest-running female theater collective today.

Instead of being cautious and sticking close to established competencies, the executives started considering bold new directions in strategy and product development that competitors could conceivably take.